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New research suggests teachers and middle leaders are spending around two hours a day on administrative tasks

The DfE has published findings from surveys it has carried out with thousands of school staff. Here is everything you need to know

The values espoused by Scottish education held strong appeal for teacher Anushka Chakravarty, but she explains that finding work can be ‘near impossible’ if your experience is outside Scotland’s system

DfE report shows how cost-of-living crisis led to some schools cutting staff numbers and turning heating down or off during the winter

The school inspection system is widely seen as broken – so, can it be fixed, or is Ofsted too far gone to save?

Projects including urgent fire safety work, roof replacements and boiler and heating repairs will go ahead after more than 20 schools won appeals having been turned down by the Condition Improvement Fund

The suspension rate during the first full year following the Covid lockdowns was the highest recorded in government published figures

The new teacher pay scales have been released – but how will these changes impact teacher salaries? Tes answers your important pay-related questions

This week’s education news round-up includes reaction to the new teacher pay offer, the announcement of the government’s chosen candidate to take over at Ofsted and concerns over the accuracy of Sats marking

Whoever wins the next election will have some major challenges to fix – these are where their priorities should lie, says the Education Policy Institute’s associate director

Pupil behaviour is changing, so schools’ approaches to behaviour management need to shift, too, says Margaret Mulholland

Education secretary confirms government plan to require schools to get parental consent for pupils to identify as a different gender